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Using Charts in a Presentation 113<br />

Figure 6-3<br />

A worksheet opens for entering<br />

the data for the chart<br />

6. Drag the marker in the bottom-right corner of the range border so that the range<br />

includes only cells A1:C5.<br />

7. Select Column D, right click, and then select Delete to clear the selected cells. (If you<br />

just click Delete, it leaves a placeholder for the Column, which appears in your chart.)<br />

8. Click cell B1 and type 2014, replacing the current entry. Then press Tab to move to cell<br />

C1. Type 2015 and press Enter.<br />

9. Beginning in cell A2, type the following data in Excel to complete the chart:<br />

Spring $89,000 $102,000<br />

Summer $54,000 $62,000<br />

Fall $102,000 $118,000<br />

Winter $233,000 $267,000<br />

10. Close the worksheet window. The chart appears with the data you entered (see Figure<br />

6-4).<br />

Figure 6-4<br />

The completed chart<br />

11. SAVE the presentation.<br />

PAUSE. LEAVE the presentation open to use in the next exercise.

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